Hi there, i recently upgraded to atlantis clearomisers, i'm finding that they are leaking through the airflow holes does anyone else have this problem ? Also with just one of my ejuices i'm finding black gunk inside my coils after only 2 days or so and a burnt taste does anyone have any tips for cleaning the coils so i can use them again ?
atlantis leaking and gunk build up
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There are a lot of ways to clean your coils. Most popular I think is soak it in grain alcohol and let it dry thoroughly. The coil design on the atlantis/nautilus/pretty much anything Aspire brand lets condensation drip down into the air flow chamber.The condensatin builds up and turns into a nasty sludge that will make your vape taste bad. You can pull the base off, remove the coil, and warsh the base. Stick a q-tip down in there with some rubbing alcohol and scrub it out. Be sure to rinse it VERY WELL to get rid of the fumes.
Always read or watch online reviews before you purchase any clearomisers. Hans explanation is done nicely. And normally for thick liquids, gunk is sure to happen. Try not to have ur juice in there for more than 3 days. The build up can be nasty. Also do read up on voltage and wattage vs ohms resistance and such to understand how you need to be vaping to ensure the longevity for your items are maintained nicely.
The problem with flavors. 2-3 days seems normal for that in some coils gunking up. I've made it 6 weeks with unflavored in an Atlantis and it still looked new and no burnt taste. As far as leaking, I'd say a small bit of overfilling and it flooding. My dad did this once.
I had the same airhole leakage on my nautilus tank. It turned out the coil was not properly place. I reseated it and it works flawlessy since than.
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